How is the modulus of elasticity of an aluminum alloy affected by the composition of alloying elements ?

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A: Let us discuss what happens when carbon content is increased in carbon steel.

Q: (a) Discuss the following iron based alloys with their applications in engineering: i. Low Carbon…

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Q: Which are the effect of alloying chromium and nickel in stainless steel?

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Q: Effect of heat treatment on fatigue life of Aluminum

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Q: Graphitization increased with increasing cooling rate. F The high temperature stability of alloys…

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Q: Why does chromium in stainless steel make them more corrosion resistant in many environments than…

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Q: What are the different types of alloys? Explain their differences.  Give one example of each type.

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Q: Alloying elements are added to steals for many purposes, including increasing harden ability ,…

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Q: What material corresponds to the microstructure of part f? Answer Choice Group 10110 steel Steel…

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Q: A high-alloy steel with 0.15% C, 10% Cr, 8% Ni, 2% Mo and a small amount of V in its composition.…

A: High alloy steel have alloying elements that contribute to high strength, toughness, hardness, and…

Q: -What is main types of Ferrous alloys?

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Q: the transformation of a hypereutectoid plain-carbon

A: Required transformation of a hypereutectoid plain-carbon steel (0.4 percent C) with slow cooling.

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Q: Alloying element and structure of Stainless steel

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Q: What is it you want to find out about specific heat of Copper lead and Aluminum?

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A: Highest compressive strength property is carbon steel, carbon content is 0.5-1.5%.

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Q: Q3. In generally how are the metals characterized? And what its distinct properties?

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Q: The addition of alloying elements to high carbon steel alloys increase their wear resistance, due to

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Q: What is the significance of ferrous and nonferrous metals

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Q: Vanadium can be used as alloying element in the manufacturing of high speed steel

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Q: Select from list A the most suitable metal or alloy for the application in list B ? List A Plain…

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Q: Q14

A: option (a) Cast iron  is correct option

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Q: What are the properties of low-alloy steel?

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Non-ferrous metals and alloys

The term non-ferrous represents a type of material category in which iron/iron components are are not present whereas, ferrous metals consist of high iron content. The resistance capacity against rusting/corrosion of non-ferrous metals is very high. Due to absence of iron content in non-ferrous metals, malleability of non-ferrous metals is more in comparison to ferrous metals. Non-ferrous metals are more costly in comparison to ferrous metals.